Uncontroversial in a sentence

Ann Ritchie, defending, rejected the motion to adjourn stating that the licensing matter is addressed in a statement of uncontroversial evidence.

For nearly 50 years it was an uncontroversial academic discipline, based on hard evidence, meant to help attorneys combat anti-Black bias.

Helga Hufflepuff really did seem to be the most uncontroversial figure among the founders.

Opposition Leader Mark Golding said the job description for ministers appears to contain “largely general statements which are uncontroversial”, but said that there was nothing to suggest an embedding of an accountability framework.

That should have been completely uncontroversial.

It was an attack on that country's apartheid regime and was comedic and pretty uncontroversial.

Our reporting on polling day is restricted to uncontroversial factual accounts, which is why you're seeing a lot of pets today.

The researchers wanted to know which statements not only got wide agreement but were perceived as uncontroversial — people assumed they would be agreed upon by most others.

In what Rome considered a simple and uncontroversial request, the EU was asked to activate its disaster response mechanism so that less-affected countries could send face masks and equipment to the frontline of the outbreak in Italy's north.

One of the last acts of Parliament before it abruptly adjourned in mid-March was the quick, uncontroversial approval of the new trade deal with the U.S. and Mexico.

Some of these habits are uncontroversial, such as confirmation bias (you tend to notice only the evidence that confirms what you already believe).

These relatively predictable and uncontroversial positions aren’t likely to move any votes for or against these candidates.

This critical decision should be uncontroversial and merit strong bipartisan support.

AP: “Those declarations were rarely as consequential, and that’s precisely why they were mostly uncontroversial.

In a rational universe, the idea that America should expand legal immigration — and welcome a share of the world’s refugees proportionate to our nation’s size and resources — would be uncontroversial.

One would think that this should be an uncontroversial statement, but it is a measure of how warped our foreign policy has become that it sounds radical.

Perhaps the SIU is better off if it remains uncontroversial.

Talking about the weather was uncontroversial.

It is uncontroversial that measures of self-defense (whether individual or collective) must be no alternative response is possible (relating to the size, target, and duration of the response).

The First Amendment principle that the government cannot compel an employee to subsidize speech with which the employee disagrees should be uncontroversial.